Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Michelle Obama - Politics as usual without PHEV, Iraq, or energy.
Lasts nights speech by Michelle was very moving but a total disappointment. She is a very very good speaker and was vey sincere. However it was politics as usual. I want positive energy and change. Change being the key word.Every politician talks about their struggles. About their families struggles. It has been going on since the beginning of time....
I want to hear how you are going to make change. I do not need another sad story to convince me that you are human like the rest of us and that your family worked hard as well.
I would rather hear from a rich kid that had rich parents that was pissed off by the way the recent administration fucked up this country and that they are pissed off and going to bring change.
I want change. I don't want another tear jerking story written by the ratings experts over at Oprah Winfrey's office.
I would have rather seen her come out and talk about wind energy and solar energy and getting our troops out of Iraq.
I am so pissed off that he chose Biden over Clinton.
Labels: joseph biden, michelle obama
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Totally agree ! You are right on target.
Related point to this post and PHEVS ... your Aptera gas2.org web-site suggestion on your blog ...
Aptera PHEV gets and deserves highest marks in this latest Buyers Guide I just found online.
I came across this web site and guide from Google typing in “plugin buyers guide” and found
http://electric-cars-today.com
After checking out all the sites ahead of them in the Google list, as far as I can tell they are real and the first one that is comprehensive but kept to layperson speak as much as possible. I just bought the guide this week to help me buy a plugin car this year or latest next.
… as a suggestion, read the Preview pages available from their Order page.
I think they are right on target at least for me, who is in the market to get a car that plugs in at home today not 3 years from now. As for their definition of an “Electric Car”, and the choices they have included, which seem to be a few flying under the radar, they are on track and I hope to read about resources like this in your paper and on your online website - those efforts that are actually trying to mobilize our citizenry to actually do something about our oil addiction.
At this point in time a plugin car purchase only makes sense as an ideological rather than financial decision as their Introduction page points out, however Aptera PHEV is relatively affordable and may be the one I get by end of 2009 - this buyers guide certainly helped me get my arms around what is available and what may be available in 2009 - the longest I want to wait to help in a grassroots way to break our oil addiction!
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Related point to this post and PHEVS ... your Aptera gas2.org web-site suggestion on your blog ...
Aptera PHEV gets and deserves highest marks in this latest Buyers Guide I just found online.
I came across this web site and guide from Google typing in “plugin buyers guide” and found
http://electric-cars-today.com
After checking out all the sites ahead of them in the Google list, as far as I can tell they are real and the first one that is comprehensive but kept to layperson speak as much as possible. I just bought the guide this week to help me buy a plugin car this year or latest next.
… as a suggestion, read the Preview pages available from their Order page.
I think they are right on target at least for me, who is in the market to get a car that plugs in at home today not 3 years from now. As for their definition of an “Electric Car”, and the choices they have included, which seem to be a few flying under the radar, they are on track and I hope to read about resources like this in your paper and on your online website - those efforts that are actually trying to mobilize our citizenry to actually do something about our oil addiction.
At this point in time a plugin car purchase only makes sense as an ideological rather than financial decision as their Introduction page points out, however Aptera PHEV is relatively affordable and may be the one I get by end of 2009 - this buyers guide certainly helped me get my arms around what is available and what may be available in 2009 - the longest I want to wait to help in a grassroots way to break our oil addiction!
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